booth
by Retroesque

Comment:
I thought they were gymnastic rings or some such too - had me staring in wonderment for a moment at the apparent incongruity, and also thinking how cool it would be to have gymnastic equipment in the living room!

Sorry you have to give up a home you so clearly tailored for yourself, even as you do look forward to your new dwelling place.

Nov 03 - Ducks
by hajeka

Comment:
I think some might not realize you are actually using a tilt/shift lens and not a LB, which doesn't get you exactly the same look. The focused part wouldn't go straight out to the edges of the image with a lensbaby, so this TS-E lens allows you to slice up the shot in a way the lb can't - it's like you've caught them passing between two worlds. I like how the strip of focus runs counter to the overall horizontal orientation of everything else, creates a tension. A TS-E is on my wish list. :)

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by Iraklis

Comment:
The distance between the camera and woman works well here - coupled with her back turned, we feel a bit left out, left back.

Traffic
by bvy

Comment:
Got a good gritty feel to it - I like how the light leaks remind me of stoplights - 4 of them, like exclamation points, stop!, stop!, stop!, stop!

07340001cdp.jpg
by Iraklis

Comment:
Gorgeous, a skip in memory.

Second Avenue
by bvy

Comment:
The light leaks seem to echo the verticality of much of the structures you captured here (man included, I guess!).

Thank You
by paynekj

Comment:
How fantastic, it has such a wistful feel to it.

Amy Epstein
by bvy

Comment:
Would love to see some double exposures. The people here all look like something's drawing them in the same direction, makes me want to peek around the corner.

IMG_4854PSD.jpg
by benee

Comment:
Very pretty! It's like we're falling into a funnel of leaves.

hawk
by poser

Comment:
Wow! Seems to be a good fit for a lensbaby - the blur really adds to the notion of speed here.